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    Folio - macOS Ebook & Document Reader

    Folio - macOS Ebook & Document Reader

    Offline ebook reader for macOS: PDF, DjVu, EPUB, FB2, MOBI & more.

    Folio is a free, open-source, offline ebook and document reader for macOS Apple Silicon. Read PDF, DjVu, EPUB, FB2, MOBI, PRC, XPS, OXPS, CBZ, TXT and image files in one native desktop application. Folio includes continuous vertical scrolling, fast lazy page rendering, bookmarks, text search, zoom controls, fit-to-width and fit-to-height modes, print preview, reading-position history and optimized DjVu-to-PDF export. Books stay on your Mac — no account, cloud upload or telemetry is...
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    SpeeD ReaD ("Speedy Read-y")

    SpeeD ReaD ("Speedy Read-y")

    SpeeD ReaD is a little program to help you read faster.

    SpeeD ReaD helps you to read faster and more efficiently. By minimizing subvocalization and saccades, you can process and comprehend the text you read much faster than with normal reading. First, subvocalization is the natural tendency for all of us to "hear" the words in our brains as we read. Think of it as reading out loud inside your head. But our minds do not need us to sound out the words we read - even inside our heads - in order to understand them. The words can be processed in a...
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